“…Use categories followed Cook (1995) for non-medicinal categories [105] and the WHO Classification of Diseases version 11 (ICD-11) for medicinal categories (). We cross-checked exotic species with the species described in 16 ethnobotanical studies of Hmong to determine the sources of their knowledge, including Chuakul et al (2011) [35], Corlett et al (2003) [44], Culhane-Pera et al (2004) [100], Committee of Chinese Materia Medica (2005) [79], Lee et al (2008) [36], Nguanchoo (2014) [37], Nuammee (2011) [38], Pake (1987) [33], Pongsattayapipat (1993) [39], Spring (1989) [53], Srisanga (1994) [34], Srithi (2012) [40], Tichachart (2004) [41], Tovaranonte (1998) [42], Whitney et al (2014) [75], and Zheng et al (2013) [74].…”